St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-15

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Rec Heights Free Press-The nomi-
nees of the Republican convention.
w. M. Scott, LarinsOre Pioneer
Blaine first for president, Allison sec
Ond; Lincoln or DepeW Tor vice preSi-
dent.
George B. Ranshaw, Roscoe Magnet
Sherman and Lincoln, unless Carlisle
S nominated, in which case l would
Import him.
II. B. Chaffse, Vermillion Republican
Blaine and Allison.
j. w. Sheppard, MinneWaukan Sift-
ings-Blaine for president; no choice
for second place.
n. G. Nash, Canton NeWs-Blaine and
Allison are my preference.
E. j. Scott, Grand Rapids Journal
Sherman and Lincoln.
Yankton Press and Dakotian-Sher-
man for president, Conkling to preside
in the senate.
Washington Springs Republiean-Lin-
coin, of Illinois, and Rusk, of Wiscon
sin.
Clark PilotReview-Con and
Sherman.
ii. c. Shaber, Highmore Bulistin-I
would name Blaine and Lincoln.
Ii. G.. Rising, Redfield Sun-You ask
me to send you my preference for pf2si-
dent and vice president. This L cannot
do, as my preference would not count;
six years, as we of Dakota are diSfran-
chised from enjoying all the rights and
privileges of American citizenship
thanks to a Democratic congress. am,
however, in favor of a man for each OF
the above named positions. ! am not SO
much in favor of any particular man as
| am for men who will represent the
principles in which I believe. Lam in
favor of the immediate admission Of
Dakota, as one or two states. l am
against oppression in any form. | be-
lieve that thepeople should enjoy all the
rights guaranteed them in the constitu-
ton of the United States. l
firmly believe that the order of the
late Chester A. Arthur, opening the res
ervatiOns OF this terrisory to settlers,
was right, humane and proper, and that
the order of his successor, removing
said settlers at the point OF the bayonet
many OF whom were Union eXsohierS
was an outrage upon the people and
disgrace to the position held by the
present incumbent. / am an favor of
men who will not say one thing and do
another. I particularly dssire--to soc
man nominated for president whose
sympathRs are with Union ex soldiers,
but l am not in favor OF one who served
his country by proxy. I am in favor OF
a president who will not deny pensions
to deserving eX-sOkkeEs, their widows
man who will glory in .robbing
cripples of the sustenanee pledged
them by a generous government, with
the hope of gaining the good graces of
apprehension and all that the word
implies, for another campaign. Give
me men who have the backbone and the
disposition TO do right and deal with the
pee pie honestly. and those are the ones
L shall prefer for president and vice
president.
Carter Bros, Canton Advocate-Such
a question is really a curiosity. What
does it profit Dakotian to think, want
or talk anything politically? Disfran-
chised, insulted, yet advancing at
phenomenal pace, we may express, re-
solve and re-resolve, all for naught. But
Dakota is bigger than the Union in
loyalty and patriotism, and we can
stand considerable. We're for Blaine
and Harrison.
r. Buchanan, Sioux Falls Leader
l prefer Allison and Lincoln.
j. r. Loue, Bijou Hills Times-Bob
Lincoln can unite the party and break
the solid South. He is the man want.
Williamsport lRecord-Any Republi-
can or Democrat. Blaine preferred, who
will put that honest but wrong headed
Andrew jackson Sparks out of the land
Office; some Western man for second
place.
Gam Valley Standardization and
Hawley.
Blunt NonpareitO ticket is Blaine
and Lincoln.
Castalia Record and Republican
Sherman and Allison.
Gil F. Wagner, Dunseith Herald
Cleveland at the present day would go
in whooping; my choice is Depew, of
New York, and Fairchild, of Wiseon-
sin: Blaine and Sherman are the strong
est men, but they will kill themselves,
and dark horse will be on the roll.
William G. Ashton, Wilmot Record
Any man who can poll "a majority in
New York will suit me.
j. Martin, Valley Springs Enter
prise-Blaine first, Sherman second;
Lincoln for vice president.
George II. Wo0lman, Amour Tribune
Sherman and Lincoln.
Sherman and ingalls,, of Kansas: | am
sorry, for their sakes, that live in an
outlying dependency of the United
States.
Frederick G. Kile, Warner Sun
Blaine and Senator Spooner, of Wiscon-
sin, is my unprecedented choice.
E. A. King, Sheldon Enterprise
the Republicans, Allison and Lincoln;
OF a Democrat, Cleveland, if he will
bounce Sparks.
Deadwood Pioneer Blaine and
Moody, of Dakota.
w. p. Watson, Vermont City Journal
Blaine for president first and last;
Lincoln for vice.
B. W.Lair, Dunseith Times-Sherman
and Fairchild.
V. G. Wass, Wokonda Independent
Sherman and Allison. | would like to
get substitute" to carry my 'vote'' to
the states.
Dakota Farmer, Huron-L. Q. C. La
mar.